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  • Articles Tagged with "London"

    Gauging the Future | History Today

    historytoday.com • History • England

    A long-held dream of a central London railway station, first proposed in the 19th century, is nearing completion thanks to modern development.

    Keep what you can: Hoxton warehouse retrofit by Ian Chalk Architects

    architectsjournal.co.uk • Architecture • London

    A 1930s London warehouse undergoes a sustainable retrofit, transforming into a modern office space while preserving its original character.

    SBB, Eurostar und Virgin: Alle wollen mit Zügen nach London

    nzz.ch • Rail • Europe

    Multiple companies are vying to challenge Eurostar's monopoly on high-speed rail travel between mainland Europe and London, facing challenges such as high initial investment costs and securing rolling stock.

    Google to Spend $1B on UK Office in Bet That Staff Return to Workplace - Business Insider

    businessinsider.com • Business • UK

    Google's $1 billion investment in a new London office signifies its belief in a hybrid work model, aiming to accommodate 10,000 employees.

    CFC LDN: Why Chelsea are leaning on their London heritage with new branding - The Athletic

    nytimes.com • Sports • England

    Chelsea FC's new 'CFC LDN' branding aims to enhance international recognition by emphasizing its London location, though its impact remains to be seen.

    Made in Chelsea - Series 29: Episode 2 | Channel 4

    channel4.com • Television • UK

    Made in Chelsea series 29, episode 2, follows the drama of wealthy young adults navigating relationships and life in London's upscale neighborhoods.

    Tuna Fight Club Is One of London’s Most Exclusive Dinner Reservations - The New York Times

    nytimes.com • Food • London

    Tuna Fight Club, an exclusive London dining experience featuring a whole bluefin tuna, gained popularity after food influencers publicized the event on social media.

    Lena Dunham on Why She Broke Up with New York | The New Yorker

    newyorker.com • Memoir • World

    Lena Dunham reflects on her complex relationship with New York City, ultimately deciding to make London her home after years of struggling with the city's intensity and her own anxieties.

    I earn £60k but cut my own hair - the middle-class Londoners who are secretly broke

    inews.co.uk • Finance • London

    Despite high earnings, many middle-class Londoners are struggling financially due to soaring housing costs and the overall high cost of living in the capital.

    Look inside: Graham Norton selling his homes in London and New York – The Irish Times

    irishtimes.com • RealEstate • World

    Graham Norton is selling his luxurious homes in New York and London, including a historic carriage house and a Georgian townhouse.

    SPECIAL INVESTIGATION: The secret signs a pub thief is about to steal your bag, as Mail joins undercover police team cracking down on robberies | Daily Mail Online

    dailymail.co.uk • Crime • London

    A Daily Mail investigation follows undercover London police officers as they crack down on bag snatchers in the City's financial district, highlighting the methods used by thieves and the effectiveness of proactive policing.

    Sierra Leone’s first lady rents a council flat in south London

    thetimes.com • Politics • World

    Sierra Leone's first lady, Fatima Jabbe-Bio, maintains tenancy of a London council flat despite owning multiple properties in Africa, raising questions about potential breaches of housing regulations.

    Ukrainian charged over Starmer firebombs

    telegraph.co.uk • Crime • UK

    A Ukrainian man was arrested and charged in London in connection with suspected firebomb plots, following a separate investigation involving Ukrainian nationals and parcel bomb threats in Germany.

    Case study: Edith Road by Satish Jassal Architects

    architectsjournal.co.uk • Architecture • England

    A case study of Edith Road, a net-zero social housing development in London, showcases sustainable design principles and innovative construction techniques.

    Why the London property boom is well and truly over

    telegraph.co.uk • RealEstate • London

    The London property market's boom is over, marked by sluggish sales and a lack of guaranteed returns, a stark contrast to previous decades of consistent growth.

    Heatherwick to convert BT Tower into hotel

    architectsjournal.co.uk • Architecture • London

    The iconic BT Tower in London will be transformed into a hotel by Heatherwick Studio for the MCR Hotel chain, marking a new chapter for this historic landmark.

    Inflation blamed as Finsbury Circus Gardens revamp loses its pavilion

    architectsjournal.co.uk • Urbanism • London

    Soaring construction costs forced the removal of a planned pavilion from the recently reopened Finsbury Circus Gardens in London, despite a multi-million pound renovation.

    Thomas Lynch · Sweeney

    lrb.co.uk • Obituary • World

    This is a memoir of the poet Matthew Sweeney, exploring his lifelong preoccupation with mortality and his deep appreciation for food.

    How the death of an ‘old boy from Ireland’ in London-Irish suburb sparked a misguided viral appeal – The Irish Times

    irishtimes.com • Obituary • England

    The death of an elderly Irish man in London sparked a viral social media appeal to find his family, highlighting the changing demographics of the Irish community in Archway.